Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2000
Source Publication
Marketing Letters
Source ISSN
0923-0645
Abstract
The effects of ad disclosure information on evaluations of the brand, the advertisement, and purchase intentions are postulated to vary across different ad claim types. In addition, consumers' product health perceptions are hypothesized to mediate the effects of the disclosure information and ad claim type on brand and ad-related evaluations. Results from a between subjects' experiment show that the health perception measure mediates the effect of the disclosure on brand and ad evaluations, but the interaction between the ad claim type and the disclosure is not mediated by the inclusion in the model of consumers' product health perceptions.
Recommended Citation
Burton, Scot; Andrews, J. Craig; and Netemeyer, Richard G., "Nutrition Ad Claims and Disclosures: Interaction and Mediation Effects for Consumer Evaluations of the Brand and the Ad" (2000). Marketing Faculty Research and Publications. 67.
https://epublications.marquette.edu/market_fac/67
Comments
Accepted version. Marketing Letters, Vol.11, No. 3 (August 2000): 235-247. DOI. © 2000 Springer. Used with permission.
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